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FFA in the USA
364 stories by student reporters

Lucy Chorman · October 28, 2025
From his military service to decades spent shaping minds and hearts, Dr. Lane has embodied the FFA motto of “Living to Serve” in every season of his life.

Irelynn Becker · October 28, 2025
Appoquinimink FFA showcases “Living to Serve” by volunteering with Forgotten Cats to rescue homeless and feral cats.

Kennedy Smith · October 28, 2025
The Illinois FFA Section 8 Officers hosted the JumpSTART conference with local FFA chapters, building leadership and creating unity.

Natalie Zwilling · October 28, 2025
Illinois FFA Section 23 officers are “Living to Serve,” with unique leadership development workshops.

Samantha Woodruff · October 27, 2025
Heather Prochnow embodies “Living to Serve” through her lifetime dedication to FFA and equipping future agriculture leaders.

Madelyn Napier · October 27, 2025
The Michael Wood Memorial Scholarship positively impacts the community and fuels potential in future leaders, truly embodying “Living to Serve.”

Cyrus Bivens · October 26, 2025
Since 2017, Kentucky FFA has hosted a event to bring together supporters and alumni to help support the future generations of Kentucky FFA members.

Molly Elvey · October 25, 2025
FFA thrives on service, thanks to members, alumni, and especially ag teachers like Alexis Howell—an exceptional FFA advisor who inspires and empowers the next generation.

Hunter Redfern · October 25, 2025
For 35 years, Webster County Youth Ag Safety Day has educated fourth-graders on agriculture and safety, with support from FFA, local organizations and businesses.

Leah Pruitt · October 24, 2025
This FFA co-advisor and alumnus finds ways to stay connected and embody the FFA motto of “Living to Serve.”
Lydia Fuchs · October 24, 2025
Whether in boots or Brooks, Coach Mark Brown shows that living to serve isn’t about the uniform you wear, but the effort you give to others.

Emma Lenkaitis · October 24, 2025
Recognizing a need in its community, this Illinois chapter led a service project that consisted of collecting and replacing American flags.

Brooklyn Dunn · October 24, 2025
In this episode, I spoke with Bobby Toon to discuss the importance of “Living to Serve.” Toon details why serving is vital in being the voice.
Savannah Cycholl · October 23, 2025
Carder Burgener serves as a Zooteen for the Mesker Park Zoo in Evansville, Ind., He helps educate about animals and stresses the importance of animal conservation.
Jillian McLaughlin · October 23, 2025
This Maine FFA member is living to serve his state by continuing the family legacy both on the farm and in the blue jacket.

Kaitlyn Ferguson · October 22, 2025
The C. L. Payne FFA Chapter and local farmer David Gray are leading the growth of the next generation of future agriculturists.

Mila Zink · October 22, 2025
Haven Cash shares her experiences on how she is “Living to Serve” as a passion agriculturist with over 200 hours of community service.

Olivia Quertermous · October 21, 2025
This Illinois FFA chapter found a way to connect with its community and provide locally grown vegetables to its district.

Emma Evans · October 18, 2025
Brad Core exemplifies lifelong service and dedication to FFA, community and agricultural education.

McKayla Fisher · October 18, 2025
Mrs. Geisler’s story shows that “Living to Serve” is more than a motto — it’s a lifelong legacy beyond the blue corduroy.

Owen Rigg · October 18, 2025
Joanie Stiers exemplifies “Living to Serve” through mentoring FFA members, organizing events and improving her community.

Ethan Sheets · October 18, 2025
Indiana FFA district officers show that true leadership comes from serving others and making a lasting impact on those around them.

Sierra Hemond · October 18, 2025
Brittany Hemond is a dedicated FFA advisor, mother, farmer and community leader. She embodies the spirit of “Living to Serve” in every aspect of her life.

Hailee Hancock · October 18, 2025
From her FFA beginnings in a school greenhouse to her current role as a park ranger and goat farmer, Cassie Cross lives out the FFA motto every day.
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